re: 10 blown calls by refs that ensured Bama beat LSU, with images

Look at the video, it was a blatant block in the back by your #72 on the left side of the pile. It was also probably after the whistle.

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Bad calls go both ways throughout the course of a game. Deal with it. Don't put yourself in a positive where one bad call will cost us the game.

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I will give you the other side of the coin of your sanctimonious statement. For 59 minutes and 3 seconds Alabama did what you said and were still trailing. They were bailed out by a series of about 10 bad calls which allowed them to tie the game. If even half of those calls were changed LSU likely wins.

Now if you want to claim calls were missed against LSU then show us the visual evidence and dhow it affected the game for Alabama.

So LSU played a terrific game and also had to overcome crucial officiating mistakes. What else did Alabama have to overcome other than LSU. If you cannot substantiate that argument then Alabama had a distinctive advantage and the LSU fans have a legitimate issue.

These are not speculative arguments such as Alabama gets away with holding all game , blah. These are quantifiable examples of poor officiating.

If not due to bias, the due to incompetence. Incompetence should affect both teams on balance. Bias affects only one team negatively. So which is it, bias or incompetence?

You didn't fix anything for me. We were talking about penalties.

Will you kindly shut the frick up?

When you get fricked over do you roll over and take it like some lemming or do you try and do something about it?

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do you try and do something about it?

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Everybody should keep making threads on a message board about we constantly get fricked over by Alabama. Surely the SEC is gonna stumble upon the site and come to the rescue

I don't like blaming the refs, I really don't. There's a terrible pattern with Ritter's crew and to say otherwise makes you look like a bunch a fricking idiots. Stop looking down your noses at the other Tiger fans for two seconds and you'd see they didn't call a good game, and definitely didn't call a fair one, again this year.

It's obvious that you spent a lot of time on this presentation. It was very well done. These types of calls have occurred many times over the years to LSU and to other schools as well.

What can be done? Apparently the individual schools are afraid to challenge the SEC and their bias towards Alabama.

While I appreciate your efforts in sharing this information with us on TD what does it actually accomplish? Until these practices are made public knowledge on a national level, we can expect them to continue.

Could be wrong, but is the targeted receiver on the Jennings pick Kevin Spears, looks like an 87 to me. Hardly a good time to insert him into the game.

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The Bottom line is that LSU HAD THE LEAD with 50 seconds left and the kicker kicked the ball out of bounds... Bama took advantadge of that and beat LSU... I don't care about ANY calls before that... LSU was WINNING with 50 seconds left... Think about this..... They failed when it mattered most... That's A FACT... That's what pisses me off... Hell with the refs................. 50 seconds....................

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Now this I can absolutely understand. It's true. If our kicker doesn't frick up we probably win this game. If Cooper doesn't drop that damned pass, we win. If we could tackle someone in bounds.. we win.

Overall it was too many bad/no calls. We HAD that game. 50 seconds. Ruined a great beer buzz...